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somerfrost 05-17-2007 03:41 PM

The "I did ---- today" thread..
 
OK, you ask, why does Somer think anyone would possibly care? Well, it's my first haircut in a year and my first at a barber since I married my wife (she cut my hair for 22 years). Drove into Waynesboro and went to this guy who actually knew what he was doing...took 30 minutes and we talked horses the entire time...he's a big fan! It's amazing the little things in life that you don't realize you are missing...at least every few weeks I'll have a real, live, in-person guy to talk the ponies with! I discovered two other things...I had a hell of a lot of hair, and now I'm almost completely white :eek: :(

Hickory Hill Hoff 05-17-2007 03:47 PM

Haven't had mine cut since the Spa, but that was a "buzz cut" just before the Travers. Don't have much in front anymore and if I grow it long in the back...the "mullet" look just doesn't seem right with nothing up front. Mostly likely will get a "buzz cut" again when the weather gets "hot".

somerfrost 05-17-2007 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Hickory Hill Hoff
Haven't had mine cut since the Spa, but that was a "buzz cut" just before the Travers. Don't have much in front anymore and if I grow it long in the back...the "mullet" look just doesn't seem right with nothing up front. Mostly likely will get a "buzz cut" again when the weather gets "hot".

As an old hippie, I don't care if it grows past my butt but I'm trying to re-enter the workforce and this area "don't take much of a shine to those people"

Hickory Hill Hoff 05-17-2007 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost
As an old hippie, I don't care if it grows past my butt but I'm trying to re-enter the workforce and this area "don't take much of a shine to those people"

Unfortunately, male pattern baldness runs in my family :(
Never really grew my hair long until my senior year in high school.
Wish I could get some back! :o

Downthestretch55 05-17-2007 04:05 PM

Somerfrost,
I haven't had mine cut since October. Now it's long, brown and full of waves.
Life is good.
Today, I started at the farm with the horses. Ciel Bonne (yearling filly) and Daring Day (yearling colt) raced each other...three times around the pasture.
They had so much fun. When they realized that I was standing at the gate and watching them, they both ran up so I could give them each a pet on their muzzles...both breathing hard from their romp. Then I took a mare that's new on the farm from her stall to a different pasture. Her name is Glittering Racket. i'm told she had earnings of over a million. She is gorgeous.
Then, I met up with a real estate developer for lunch. He recently purchased a 300+ ski resort (now closed). I am representing his interests in the renovation of condos (30 units) and the "hoops" that have to be dealt with so that subdivision can proceed. This should be good...a multi-million real estate undertaking.
On top of that, Big Daddy Ray is running in the 3rd on Sat, May 19 at Finger Lakes.
And the garden is popping out of the ground!!!
Man o' man! I'm so happy winter is over!
Finally, I'm going with Street Sense over Curlin in the Preakness.
So, there's the "news". Good racin' luck, and with the hair.
DTS

Samarta 05-17-2007 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost
As an old hippie, I don't care if it grows past my butt but I'm trying to re-enter the workforce and this area "don't take much of a shine to those people"

lol.....I work about 20 minutes from Waynesboro...or at least I've been told...I have only been north of exit 6A off of 81 one time and I've lived in the area for 4 years, so I don't know anything about Waynesboro, Chambersburg, etc....that one time was to play golf in Greencastle...might be the worst golf course I've ever played.....

On a serious note somer....what are you looking to do?

paisjpq 05-17-2007 08:57 PM

Welcome to Moe's!

Samarta 05-17-2007 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698
At a place called Moes, pretty good. Got a homewrecker, basically a chicken burrito with rice, black beans, lettuce, guacamole, sour cream and cheese. It was good.

You'll be eating that sumbitch again about 3 this morning.....: )

ELA 05-17-2007 09:02 PM

I had seen 1 or 2 of these around Northern NJ. Now there is one right nearby. Every single time I've been there or driven by the place is empty or virtually empty. There has never been more than 2 tables being occupied.

I am not a huge Mexican/Tex-Mex fan, but I've been there. Mexican fast-food -- pretty straightforward, simple, etc.

Eric

pgardn 05-17-2007 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698
At a place called Moes, pretty good. Got a homewrecker, basically a chicken burrito with rice, black beans, lettuce, guacamole, sour cream and cheese. It was good.

Production of Natural Gas might be a problem.
I forsee a combustible combination of methane mixed with hydrogen sulfide. Methane is a colorless, odorless gas at room temperature but a wonderful fuel. The dash of Hydrogen sulfide should take care of what the methane lacks. Any family members should be promptly warned. Tape off the area you occupy ahead of time. If you wake up, and your eyelashes are curled back into your eyelids, air-raid sirens are suggested to alert innocent neighbors about what you have unleashed.
Repent and I will contact the appropriate authorities if you wish. It is possible you will fall under the terrorist category depending on the potency of your failure to control WMD's.
Godspeed.

pgardn 05-17-2007 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698
I'm usually okay with Mexican and so far, so good. Now, Indian food is a whole other story.

I will take you off the list if the black bean's % mass in the so called Mexican food is below 40%. If you failed to weigh the contents ahead of time you have violated OSHA statutes. Repent will have to submit your name. If you see your picture in the Post Office, nod knowingly.

somerfrost 05-17-2007 09:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Samarta
lol.....I work about 20 minutes from Waynesboro...or at least I've been told...I have only been north of exit 6A off of 81 one time and I've lived in the area for 4 years, so I don't know anything about Waynesboro, Chambersburg, etc....that one time was to play golf in Greencastle...might be the worst golf course I've ever played.....

On a serious note somer....what are you looking to do?


I didn't even know there was a golf course near Greencastle...lol! At my age, I'm looking for anything that will pay the rent. I'm soured on social work after what happened to me at my last job, really have spent my entire adult life helping people, at this point I just need to help myself (I prefer a place with walls and a roof to a cardboard box).

ddthetide 05-17-2007 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Samarta
lol.....I work about 20 minutes from Waynesboro...or at least I've been told...I have only been north of exit 6A off of 81 one time and I've lived in the area for 4 years, so I don't know anything about Waynesboro, Chambersburg, etc....that one time was to play golf in Greencastle...might be the worst golf course I've ever played.....

On a serious note somer....what are you looking to do?

there is a whole amazing world above the mason-dixon line ! :D MOST of the yankees are ok.
you MIGHT want to venture up RT 15 North from your place. there is this little place called gettysburg, you might like it. :p

ddthetide 05-17-2007 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost
OK, you ask, why does Somer think anyone would possibly care? Well, it's my first haircut in a year and my first at a barber since I married my wife (she cut my hair for 22 years). Drove into Waynesboro and went to this guy who actually knew what he was doing...took 30 minutes and we talked horses the entire time...he's a big fan! It's amazing the little things in life that you don't realize you are missing...at least every few weeks I'll have a real, live, in-person guy to talk the ponies with! I discovered two other things...I had a hell of a lot of hair, and now I'm almost completely white :eek: :(

next time in waynesboro stop in the little news agency by the old john wallace dinner. they sell DRF and some of the old-timers are in there thumbing through it.

somerfrost 05-17-2007 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by ddthetide
next time in waynesboro stop in the little news agency by the old john wallace dinner. they sell DRF and some of the old-timers are in there thumbing through it.


Believe it or not, I grew up going there, the old Waynesboro News Agency...was owned and operated by Mr Funk who lived across the alley from my folks. It has pool tables in the back now and has been modernized a little but still quaint, use to have an old popcorn popping machine inside the front door, great soda fountain. My father co-owned the drug store across the street (corner of Main and S. Potomac) called Blair's...long since gone. It had an old icecream and soda fountain, mooseheads on the walls...the whole Norman Rockwell bit. Loved Waynesboro as a kid!

Coach Pants 05-17-2007 09:58 PM

Chipotle > Qdoba > Moe's

ddthetide 05-17-2007 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost
Believe it or not, I grew up going there, the old Waynesboro News Agency...was owned and operated by Mr Funk who lived across the alley from my folks. It has pool tables in the back now and has been modernized a little but still quaint, use to have an old popcorn popping machine inside the front door, great soda fountain. My father co-owned the drug store across the street (corner of Main and S. Potomac) called Blair's...long since gone. It had an old icecream and soda fountain, mooseheads on the walls...the whole Norman Rockwell bit. Loved Waynesboro as a kid!

i just stumbled into the news agency about a year ago in search of a DRF. it's the only place close by that you can get one. i ride up on friday or saturday mornings when i want a DRF.

somerfrost 05-17-2007 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by ddthetide
i just stumbled into the news agency about a year ago in search of a DRF. it's the only place close by that you can get one. i ride up on friday or saturday mornings when i want a DRF.

Yeah, sometimes the Sheetz will have one but normally the only place in town to get them is there. Living in Chambersburg, I can always swing by the OTW and pick one up.

Samarta 05-18-2007 06:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ddthetide
there is a whole amazing world above the mason-dixon line ! :D MOST of the yankees are ok.
you MIGHT want to venture up RT 15 North from your place. there is this little place called gettysburg, you might like it. :p

I suppose......would rather travel 30 minutes the other way and walk around D.C. or Baltimore....well Baltimore is like 45 minutes from my house...

Samarta 05-18-2007 06:24 AM

Did ya survive the night? :D

golfer 05-18-2007 06:31 AM

In Jacksonville, we've got a chain similar to Moe's called Sierra Grill, much better, in my humble opinion.

Storm Cadet 05-18-2007 06:53 AM




Get some....;)

Buffymommy 05-18-2007 09:56 AM

I ate a doughnut today....
 
Hee hee. I saw the other posts and thought I was funny. But on a serious note, I haven't had a doughnut in over two months. I think I was due.

And more shocking and sad news, the Krispy Kreme by my office closed down. It was only in business for about four years. No more "HOT" light!

Buffymommy 05-18-2007 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by golfer
In Jacksonville, we've got a chain similar to Moe's called Sierra Grill, much better, in my humble opinion.


There is a Sierra Grill near my house. Been debating on trying it. I will now. Thanks.

ddthetide 05-18-2007 10:49 AM

mmmmmmmm, doughnuts..:D

ddthetide 05-18-2007 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Samarta
I suppose......would rather travel 30 minutes the other way and walk around D.C. or Baltimore....well Baltimore is like 45 minutes from my house...

i forgot you're a "city slicker" :p

Buffymommy 05-18-2007 10:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by somerfrost
OK, you ask, why does Somer think anyone would possibly care? Well, it's my first haircut in a year and my first at a barber since I married my wife (she cut my hair for 22 years). Drove into Waynesboro and went to this guy who actually knew what he was doing...took 30 minutes and we talked horses the entire time...he's a big fan! It's amazing the little things in life that you don't realize you are missing...at least every few weeks I'll have a real, live, in-person guy to talk the ponies with! I discovered two other things...I had a hell of a lot of hair, and now I'm almost completely white :eek: :(


I want to see a before and after photo Somer! Congrats on the new look. The hair will grow back. My best friends hubby had to cut his for a job about three years ago. He left that job and now has his long locks back. Current job is working for his mom-in-law and she doesn't mind the hair. Funny thing is that with all of his tattoos and long hair, all of the older retired people they work with all ADORE him.

Downthestretch55 05-18-2007 11:38 AM

Today
 
I was going to post about a hair cut, or a lunch, a dough nut...but NAWWW!
Without giving out too much information, today's favorite memory comes out of the other end.
It wasn't too hard, and certainly not a gusher. Just one of the best I've had this month.
Yes indeed! A "dump" to remember!
No smoke filled porcelain, no thunder. Just one of the small treasured moments that keeps things moving.
Flush!

brianwspencer 05-18-2007 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Buffymommy
Hee hee. I saw the other posts and thought I was funny. But on a serious note, I haven't had a doughnut in over two months. I think I was due.

And more shocking and sad news, the Krispy Kreme by my office closed down. It was only in business for about four years. No more "HOT" light!

I have not had a donut, jeez, probably about since the end of high school. There may have been one that I snuck in since then, but I certainly don't remember it. I used to go to Krispy Kreme all the time once they built one near us in high school (best weekend night road trip....to the Krispy Kreme!), but I've pretty much given up almost all sweets since then, just don't like them anymore.

So two months? Try six years! Sorry to steal your thunder :D

paisjpq 05-18-2007 11:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaHoss9698
I survived the night and am thinking of going back today. That's the gambler in me talkiing.

hope you don't bounce.

Downthestretch55 05-18-2007 11:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by paisjpq
hope you don't bounce.

LMAO!!!!! Smokin'!:D

Danzig 05-18-2007 12:05 PM

i see a regression here dahoss! wheeling back way too soon.

Byebyemermaid 05-18-2007 02:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by somerfrost
OK, you ask, why does Somer think anyone would possibly care? Well, it's my first haircut in a year and my first at a barber since I married my wife (she cut my hair for 22 years). Drove into Waynesboro and went to this guy who actually knew what he was doing...took 30 minutes and we talked horses the entire time...he's a big fan! It's amazing the little things in life that you don't realize you are missing...at least every few weeks I'll have a real, live, in-person guy to talk the ponies with! I discovered two other things...I had a hell of a lot of hair, and now I'm almost completely white :eek: :(

There was a time in my life i was stupid enough to pay $20 for a haircut.That was of course when the thing was to go to a hair stylist.They needed to wash your hair before they started cutting.For the past 15 years i pay $7 to a barber.He does a better job.My decision to alter the plans for my hair was not determined because of the minimal challenge that was now gripping my hair folicles.But i will say nothing beats the shave you get from an old time barber.The only thing is that because of the chance of catching something they no longer use the same blade and strike it on that leather strap.Best shave i ever got was years ago at Gulfstream Park.

pmayjr 05-18-2007 04:00 PM

I got laid today...
 
...well... I wish... but since I got off from my overnight job I laid down...

hi_im_god 05-18-2007 04:07 PM

i posted on esoteric today.
 
yep.



















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okay, i never thought i'd say this but i miss the scintilating posts on colonoscopy's.

2 Dollar Bill 05-18-2007 04:41 PM

"" I got laid today"".... ?

Who started this thread.... Chicken Little ? :p


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